Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-20
Arizona News.

The Bank of Flagstaff has passed in it's chips.
 Virgil Earp is hunting the train rob- bers in Pima county.
 MT. Charles Vandever has been ap- pointed railroad agent at Yuma.
 Kid Swingle, notorious rustler was found hanging to tree near Clifton.
 Al Sieber is improving rapidly and will soon be able to get around on crutches.
 P. J. Bolan has resiened as member of the Territorial Board of Equalization.
 The Citizen claims to know of the ex- istence of ring of land thieves in Tue son.
 Dr. B. Fafnham, of Prescott is in critical condition, suffering with a cancer of the stomach.
 The Tucson school trustees have secur- ed as principal of their public school, Mir. John A. Young of Chicago.
 Four companies of troops are temper arily stationed at San Carlos. It is ru- mored that five companies will be station ed there.
 The mother of Professor Ludwig Thomas, the well known music teach CT now residing in Prescott, died i'll Ger many on July 10th.
 Governor Zulick has signified his de- sire to cooperate with General Miles and Delegate Smith in securing the es- tablishment of military post in Globe
 The people of Tombstone are petition ing the New Mexico and Arizona railway officials to revoke the recent order disss continuing passenger trains on Sunday.
 John Wild, an old timer of Tucson and at one time in very comfortable circum | stances, was found dead in the well at his ranch ill the Tortilitas last Tuesday.
 Maj. F. M. Coxe,- paymaster U. s. A., Tucson, will go to Los Angeles, having been relieved by Maj. Wham. The lat ter is in no Way related to the "Seots wham Bruce hae often led."
 Francisco Coronado, young Mexican employed at Davis & McKay's sheep ranch at Oracle, died very suddenly while sitting in a tent making bread. It is believed he was struck by lightning.
 Gov. Zulick has reprieved Johnson, the colored man convicted of the murder of the Clevenger family, until Septem bel 23d, on the ground set forth in Wilson's confession that he alone committed the crime.
 Col. John Clemishire, wanted in Tue son for branding his neighbors' cattle and leaving his boudsmen in the lurch has been arrested in Guaymas. He vii be extradited without delay and one o these days heawili dwell in Yuma.
 Two weeks ago John Payne and R. M Gillespie were shot and instantly killed and G. T. Tucker was so badly wounded that he subsequently, died, at the resi- dence of one of the Tewksbury's in Tontt Basin. by unknown parties concealed il the house. The five others present es capped without injury. They wele hunt ing for an old ranchman named Blevin who was missing, and had gone to tn Tewksbury house to make inquiries con corning him. More bloodshed is feared
 A Globe dispatch says: On Tuesda, last at Geo. Newton's ranch, Tn Pleasan Valley, Yavapai county, two men wer shot and killed, and two wounded iron Newton's house. Citizens learning 0 the affair, assembled and burned hi house and partially destroyed his COT rals. One of tine wounded men is miss ing, another shot through the lungs fin ally reached Roses ranch nine miles dis tant. MT Blevins whom this party wa hunting, was left by a companIon abou a nlile from Newton's ranch, two week previous, and has not since been hear of. The party of whom some were kill ed, were in search of him. Newton an party have not been seen since the shoot ing. This is one side of the story.